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It’s a good podcast but come on
This is a daily for me. I love these guys. Also, really digging the new thumbnail, it's so much better.
These guys are not likable at all
What would I do without it?
Oli and Luke have become essential listening for me over the years, but they’ve really settled the format in the last year or so and it’s become just great craic. I’m hardly even watching episodes of WWE tv or “PLE’s” but keep up to date through these reviews and would frankly prefer if they just left the wrestling out of it! Nah but thanks lads, keep up the perfectly acceptable work. Mac
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Fans tune in for brisk, opinionated wrestling analysis from a British-leaning duo. Episodes frequently tackle cross-promotional moves, booking decisions, and the business side of the sport, with a mix of live reaction to major shows and long-running debates about storytelling, crowd dynamics, and sponsorships. The tone is energetic and unapologetically candid, often blending humor with sharp critique. Noteworthy is the emphasis on industry context (rights deals, cross-promotion, and backstage dynamics) that helps potential sponsors and guests gauge alignment with current wrestling discourse and audience interests.
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